I've checked to make sure that Net Zero services are running on my PC but
for some reason I am still not able to see any of the wireless networks in
range. How can I fix this? IS there a way to make XP my default wireless
manager?

THANKS

Make sure the Wireless Zero Configuration Service is running

"HotRod" wrote:

> I've checked to make sure that Net Zero services are running on my PC but
> for some reason I am still not able to see any of the wireless networks in
> range. How can I fix this? IS there a way to make XP my default wireless
> manager?
>
> THANKS
>
>
>

Without knowing which wireless adapter, or manufacturer, you are using, you
need to locate a configuration inside "their" configuration manager in order
to tell it to let XP handle the wireless configurations.

On 01/11/2006 criscar <criscar@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
>Make sure the Wireless Zero Configuration Service is running
>
>"HotRod" wrote:
>
>> I've checked to make sure that Net Zero services are running on my PC but
>> for some reason I am still not able to see any of the wireless networks in
>> range. How can I fix this? IS there a way to make XP my default wireless
>> manager?
>>
>> THANKS
>>
>>
>>

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Y.

I have Wireless Zero Configuration Service running and do not have any third
party software managing my wireless networking. I'm using a Linksys PCI card
but out of the blue lost the ability to see any local wireless SSID's even
though it may be connecting to one. Is there a way to tell Windows to manage
the wireless?

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/313242


HotRod wrote:
> I have Wireless Zero Configuration Service running and do not have any third
> party software managing my wireless networking. I'm using a Linksys PCI card
> but out of the blue lost the ability to see any local wireless SSID's even
> though it may be connecting to one. Is there a way to tell Windows to manage
> the wireless?
>
>